Very pro. Supplying 3 houses with a 100 m3 firewood per year... that's a lot! And even still a lot of work too. Impressive that this whole load took only a not very long day. Thank you for the good info. Bra saker!
And now imagine, that you and two of your buddys with this equpiment on a nice Saturday morning in the woods with a little drink in hands. That would be absoluty geogius.......
Yeah I was thinking the same thing....Just today I sawed up some wood right beside a road and had to carry them up a small hill and it about killed me.lol.
Sir, I see you have some seriously professional equipment, but that's still an impressive amount of work you are doing as a one man operation! You are better than me for sure. Very enjoyable video by the way...stay healthy!
Best set up ever all u need now is a fast way to load it up after splitting it so u don't have to do it by hand loved it vid was cool were can I get the equipment from
Use sawdust for making firestarters.soak in candlewax melted.blend together and stuff into papertowel sized center tubes.this makes a great starter and burns for good bit..try it out fellows.El tejano.
could you please tell me the make and model of that tree prossing attachment and any model numbers you may have and what the recomended PTO HP should be to run it. i am thinking of getting one for the farm. any info would be of great use. with thanks, Jakob....
Hello Jakob! Make a visit to Hypros website where there are several models to choose from. www.hypro.se/?p=index&lang=eng The one I have, a 500LS, may not be manufactured anymore.
would love to but far to much work to be done around here first. check my channel and see my fairground ride, getting it ready for a winter fair, please thumbs up and leave a comment....
Hi Ross! I was there twice, but I did not measure the time. At home i switched from the Hypro to the splitter, and if you count all the time including transportation, I guess 6-8 hours.
Hello Nicu! I heat 3 houses with firewood and consume about 100 cubic meters per year. The load I have with me on the movie is less than 10 cubic meters. //Peter
@@nyhage1 starting @ 42 seconds, when you start cutting the notch oin your first tree, theres 3 round wood pegs driven flush into the tree (one on the left, one in the centre, one on the right) When you remove the notch @ 1:44 you can see the middle peg must have been driven quite deep into the tree. I was just curious as to why they were there?
@@GOLDSMITHEXILE LOL, I understand what you mean. I have not noticed them before. It is not something I placed there, must be old branches that I sawed off.
Ok thanks, so one has to cut wood for their specific size of stove or boiler they have. This is more efficient I like that you don't have to cut so much.
seems like you could buy good hardwood for a long time for the the price of the rig and get better heat than that spruce wood!!!! Oh well if ya got the cash might as well play!!!
You've obviously never run a 3120xp. On the same note I bet you've never run an 090. I've run both and neither are toys. The reality is that humans are flawed. If you are so shallow that you are polarized by brand, team, religion, race, nationality, or politics then you sir are a mental midget and need to find something better to do with your time.
Very nice set up you have. Thanks for sharing. I like your old Massey.
Very pro. Supplying 3 houses with a 100 m3 firewood per year... that's a lot! And even still a lot of work too. Impressive that this whole load took only a not very long day. Thank you for the good info. Bra saker!
And now imagine, that you and two of your buddys with this equpiment on a nice Saturday morning in the woods with a little drink in hands. That would be absoluty geogius.......
Your dog is very fascinated and looks like he/she enjoys watching it!
You are one heck of a man. I wish I could do half as much.
Man! Thats a sweet set up!!!!!
Gathering firewood is certainly a lot easier when you have these types of toys!! lol
Yeah I was thinking the same thing....Just today I sawed up some wood right beside a road and had to carry them up a small hill and it about killed me.lol.
great video. lovely life. i live on a farm in south Carolina USA. no better life
Great video
Thank You.
Super boulot. Magnifique. Great job !
Love the little Fergie 35. I was 9 years old when i learnt to drive on one of those. My sister has still got it on the farm today.
Hi Steve! I bought it a year ago. I only use it for special occasions ; )
I was 8 years old when this MF 35 was manufactured. A while ago!
My grandfather bought ours in 1962 and i was born 5 years later. cheers for sharing this.
You, my friend, seem like a very cool uncle
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That was some easy work! nice
When I'm older I'd love to do this type of stuff!
If I was younger I would have loved doing this stuff.
I love my Husky too,, one hell of a saw
Hi Skeets! It's getting old i'm afraid, but it still works OK.
That is a cool machine.
Love the mf 35. I drive a 135 every weekend.
Bloody hell!! How much was the tractor and stripping/cutting set up?
Nice video!
Do you think that the processor would be strong enough to push the wood through a splitting knife and thereby skip the wood splitter?
If I could affor toys like that I wouldnt worry about burning wood !!!
Burning wood made it possible 😊
Sir, I see you have some seriously professional equipment, but that's still an impressive amount of work you are doing as a one man operation! You are better than me for sure. Very enjoyable video by the way...stay healthy!
Best set up ever all u need now is a fast way to load it up after splitting it so u don't have to do it by hand loved it vid was cool were can I get the equipment from
Use sawdust for making firestarters.soak in candlewax melted.blend together and stuff into papertowel sized center tubes.this makes a great starter and burns for good bit..try it out fellows.El tejano.
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7:30 Awww! the dog got a stick
Same doggie as the first vid ...... :)
He's gathering wood to heat his doghouse.
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Dead trees ? What is chainsaw ? Thank's
Is that all they burn....softwood?
What is the name of the technique with the manipulator ciphered to the tractor
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that camera you use ?
Panasonic DMC-FZ1000!
could you please tell me the make and model of that tree prossing attachment and any model numbers you may have and what the recomended PTO HP should be to run it. i am thinking of getting one for the farm. any info would be of great use. with thanks, Jakob....
Hello Jakob! Make a visit to Hypros website where there are several models to choose from. www.hypro.se/?p=index&lang=eng The one I have, a 500LS, may not be manufactured anymore.
Hi Jakob! Take a trip to Sweden, to see it in reality ; )
would love to but far to much work to be done around here first. check my channel and see my fairground ride, getting it ready for a winter fair, please thumbs up and leave a comment....
How long in total did it take you to cut and process all that fire wood?
Hi Ross! I was there twice, but I did not measure the time. At home i switched from the Hypro to the splitter, and if you count all the time including transportation, I guess 6-8 hours.
Long walk back to the house?
How many month use this wod?
Hello Nicu! I heat 3 houses with firewood and consume about 100 cubic meters per year. The load I have with me on the movie is less than 10 cubic meters. //Peter
what was the purpose of the 3 round wooden pegs in the first tree?
Sorry I don't understand...
@@nyhage1 starting @ 42 seconds, when you start cutting the notch oin your first tree, theres 3 round wood pegs driven flush into the tree (one on the left, one in the centre, one on the right) When you remove the notch @ 1:44 you can see the middle peg must have been driven quite deep into the tree. I was just curious as to why they were there?
@@GOLDSMITHEXILE LOL, I understand what you mean. I have not noticed them before. It is not something I placed there, must be old branches that I sawed off.
how come you are cutting your wood so long?
Hi! I use a boiler from Italian Arca Caldaie. It´s a 100 kW boiler made for 1 meter wood. //Peterwww.arcacaldaie.com/catalogue/woodpellet-boilers
Ok thanks, so one has to cut wood for their specific size of stove or boiler they have. This is more efficient I like that you don't have to cut so much.
Combien de temps de séchage dehors pour le Sapin s'il vous plaît ???
Could that be the reason they were dead?
seems like you could buy good hardwood for a long time for the the price of the rig and get better heat than that spruce wood!!!! Oh well if ya got the cash might as well play!!!
Now you only need some migrants in there to give that multicultural touch.
Hahahaha Husqvarna, buy a real chain saw, Husqvarna is toy not saw!!!
mika Laitinen ,,,,,,I agree. A Stihl would've been a better choice.
husqvarna is better :)
You've obviously never run a 3120xp. On the same note I bet you've never run an 090. I've run both and neither are toys. The reality is that humans are flawed. If you are so shallow that you are polarized by brand, team, religion, race, nationality, or politics then you sir are a mental midget and need to find something better to do with your time.